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Easily create a CD in three steps

One-Point Advice

Finalization

This process is the fi nal step in creating a CD-R/RW, and 
it entails writing such information as song numbers, 
total song count, and length of performance, etc., onto
the disc. The fi nalization process ensures that the audio 
data recorded with the CD-2e can be played back on 
conventional CD players as a standard audio CD.

Select
[Write (SD

CD)].

Once the recording is complete, it is time to burn 
the data onto the CD. Press the [MENU] button
to display the menu. Select [Write (SD

CD)] with 

the [   ] [

 ] keys. Select the audio data to be 

burned onto the CD.

Insert the CD-R/RW 
into the CD Drive

Insert the CD-R/RW disc into the CD slot located 
on the right-hand side of the CD-2e. Then select 
whether all of the audio data or only specifi c
selections from the SD memory card are to be 
recorded.

Follow the Onscreen 
Instructions and Press 
[ENTER]

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*   See [One-Point Advice] on this page for further details.

Select [Finalize: Yes*], then press the [ENTER]
button to commence recording the data onto 
the CD. This procedure will require between 
four and fi ve minutes. Once it has fi nished, your
original audio CD is complete!

(Quick Start: Step 2), (Owner's Manual: Page 79)

Summary of Contents for CD-2e

Page 1: ...Recording Applications Version 1 1 Compatible Edition...

Page 2: ...nd ensemble 11 Recording your band practice 12 Recording an acoustic guitar 13 Recording a digital piano 14 Chapter 4 Other applications Essential items in music lessons 15 Turn records or cassette ta...

Page 3: ...and more for music lessons Metronome and Tuner for both acoustic electric instruments Perfect for transferring the contents of cassette tapes and other analog sources onto CDs Also enables karaoke CDs...

Page 4: ...Card Card Capacity 512MB 1GB 2GB 4GB 8GB Recording Time 46 93 190 373 763 Each recording time is an approximate estimate including some errors With multiple files the sum of recording time would be s...

Page 5: ...ppropriate Performances you record on a CD R disc can t be erased but a CD RW can be recorded to again and again Use a CD R for recordings you want to keep and a CD RW for repeated recording Create a...

Page 6: ...the MIC SELECT switch to INT and use the MIC knob to adjust the input level while producing sound with the source you re recording If you have difficulty adjusting the input level set the MIC LEVEL s...

Page 7: ...with the keys Select the audio data to be burned onto the CD Insert the CD R RW into the CD Drive Insert the CD R RW disc into the CD slot located on the right hand side of the CD 2e Then select whet...

Page 8: ...so you can more objectively evaluate how you sound This can help you improve your abilities If you re a piano teacher you can create a model CD of your own playing or give the student a practice CD T...

Page 9: ...brass instruments produce a fairly high volume you don t need to worry that the level of the instrument itself will be inadequate On the contrary keeping the mics at a good distance will let you reco...

Page 10: ...strings position the mics in front of the instrument and move a bit closer In particular moving the mics close to the bridge will allow the bow movements to be captured realistically One Point Advice...

Page 11: ...be correct A useful trick is to place the CD 2e at the height of the conductor s desk pointing away from the musicians This may enable you to record the instruments without unduly emphasizing any part...

Page 12: ...SELECT switch to choose either the internal mics or external mics and connect the output of your electronic musical instrument to the LINE IN jacks Use the MIC knob to adjust the mic volume use the LI...

Page 13: ...y from the guitar to get a well balanced recording It s also important to avoid moving the instrument during the performance If tonal characteristics seem to waver pay attention to your playing postur...

Page 14: ...t the sound from the mic will also be output from the speakers of the digital piano With this setup set LINE OUT Select to MIC to prevent a feedback loop from occurring between the CD 2e and the elect...

Page 15: ...nter Cancel function Perfect for practicing vocals and solo performances 1 2 4 Repeat the sections you wish to hear with the A B Repeat functions an extremely useful function for repetitive practice 6...

Page 16: ...ic memories of your travels The R 09HR uses the same SD memory cards as the CD 2e After you ve made a recording on the R 09HR simply move its SD card over to the CD 2e to transfer the audio data witho...

Page 17: ...corded onto SD memory cards and CD RW discs 5 CD Backup 5 CDBackup Creates archival backup CDs of your recordings 17 The CD 2e provides an Easy Guide feature that helps you accomplish a goal simply pr...

Page 18: ...me along with the song on CD or SD L R The CB CD2E Carrying Case is the semi hard case for the CD 2e body and its accessories It protects the CD 2e from the pressure and impact when carried Carrying C...

Page 19: ...hange function adjusts the pitch of the playback sound in one cent steps One cent is 1 100th of a semitone Sometimes when you are practicing your instrument along with a CD you may have difficulty bec...

Page 20: ...y Kyoto Software Research Corporation is used as the file system for SD memory cards Fugue 2008 Kyoto Software Research Inc All rights reserved SD logo and SDHC logo are trademarks All product names m...

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